Mt. Holly Springs, Pennsylvania
James M. Fry, 74, of Silver Spring Rd. Mechanicsburg passed away Saturday, February 12th in the Church of God Home, Carlisle. He was the widower of Eva Elizabeth Fry who passed away April 8, 2005. Jim was born July 28, 1936 in Mechanicsburg to the late William Russell Fry and Helen Irene Bates...
Read MoreDeb,Cindy,Jimmy And Karen I am sorry for your loss. I have good memories of both Uncle Jim and Aunt Eva. I will miss uncle jim picking on Aunt Peggy at the family gatherings.. Again sorry for your loss Love Cousin Kris
February 18, 2011
John, Cindy, and family. I am sorry to read about your fathers passing. As you know we worked together at Central Storage. I will miss the small talks we had when we would meet up at camp. We sure had a few good laughs. Hope to hear from you soon. Pickle.
February 18, 2011
Jimmy, Cindy, Deb and Karen,
Knew your Dad and Mom for many years,
Sorry it had to end so soon. But what a
blessing to know they are both in Heaven
walking with God and his Angels.
Love, John & Bev Harmon
February 16, 2011
My sympathy on the loss of Jim.
a distant relative
Fred Kuhn
February 16, 2011 | Shermans Dale, PA
I first met Jim when he was assigned to be my masonic instructor. From our very first meeting a bond was formed. Jim was an excellent teacher and thru our numerous get togethers, our friendship deepened. Jim inspired me to go thru the chairs at Eureka Lodge and I was master in 2004. Over the years, I frequently visited Jim and got to know his family. We enjoyed many a laugh and spent numerous times together eating Soupy's,deer bologna, and ring bologna stuffed with jalapeno peppers. Jim...
John Artevich, Jr.
February 16, 2011 | Mechanicsburg, PA
Karen,
My thoughts are with you during this difficult time. You pain and sorrow will fade with time but his memory will last your lifetime. Love Robin
Robin Hallman
February 16, 2011 | Harrisburg, PA
Fryberg-My thoughts and prayers go out to you and your family at this time.
Steve Alcorn
February 16, 2011 | PA
Jim and I become close alittle over a year ago, I would visit his home and we would talk about everything from politics to homemade sauerkraut. The first time I met Jim he seemed like a rough, hard nosed guy that told it as he saw it, but he turned out to become a good friend, that had an even bigger heart and my only regret was that we lost touch a few months back. Brother Jim, you will be missed, thanks for all you did for me and helping me as I started my journey.
Andrew Slothower
February 15, 2011 | Wellsville, PA